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Logan Circle

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Discover Parisian charm in Logan Circle at Amélie, the neighborhood's own French bistro and wine bar. Settle in for a dinner of French classics, hold down a stool through a generous happy hour, wander in for a buzzy weekend brunch, or stop in for a bistro lunch. At heart it's a wine bar, with a deep, carefully curated by-the-glass list and classic and seasonal French fare from Executive Chef Anthony Lemortellec.

Best meal I've had in a while!! Tried the escargot, salad, cauliflower, camembert, rockfish, creme brulee and hazelnut Gelato. Everything was phenomenal!!!!!!

Steph HegedusGoogle — read this review (opens in a new tab)

If you want delicious beef tartare in DC, this is the place to go — it was SO GOOD. The octopus was perfectly cooked and tender, definitely recommend.

S ThaiGoogle — read this review (opens in a new tab)

The mussels in garlic and white wine sauce were out of this world — tender, flavorful, and served with fresh baguette bread in a cute little burlap bag.

Elena CastleGoogle — read this review (opens in a new tab)
The pass at 1315 14th Street.
The list

A deep by-the-glass list, craft cocktails, French apéritifs, and a bottle for every mood.

Practical

Finding us

Amélie Washington D.C. is at 1315 14th St NW in Logan Circle. You can book a table on Resy — it will show you what is free.

In their words

What guests say about Washington D.C.

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The room

Inside Washington D.C.

Amélie's red awning over its sidewalk terrace of red bistro tables on a leafy 14th Street in summer
The bar at Amélie Washington D.C., globe pendant lights over exposed brick and a row of woven bistro stools
Red wine being poured into a glass on the marble bar at Amélie Washington D.C., sunflowers behind
A group of guests raising their glasses over lunch at the window at Amélie Washington D.C.
A cheese and charcuterie board with cornichons, honey and cured meats, shot from above on a wooden table
Floor-to-ceiling shelves of wine bottles behind the bar at Amélie Washington D.C.
Escargots à l'ail in a terracotta dish on an Amélie red-rimmed plate, shot from above on a blond oak table
Hand-cut beef tartare with toast points and pickles on an Amélie red-rimmed plate, sunlight across the table
A croque monsieur under a blanket of melted cheese, a soft egg yolk breaking over the side
Sliced duck breast with corn and greens on an Amélie red-rimmed plate beside a red napkin, in hard afternoon sunlight
A copper pot of mussels scattered with parsley beside a paper cone of frites and a glass of white wine
Coq au vin with turned carrots, pearl onions and lardons in a dark wine sauce, shot from above
Crisped brussels sprouts under shaved cheese, pickled red onion and dill on an Amélie red-rimmed plate
A vol-au-vent of puff pastry in cream sauce over wilted spinach, finished with a glazed carrot and dill
Rice pudding on an Amélie red-rimmed plate, drizzled with red caramel and scattered with praline
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